<![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> @Fake Jimbo Wales: That's what Wikipedians are for, dear.

Rachel Marsden

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> @Figaro: Nonononono! Some of us are running computarded machines and PDFs are the curse of death. It's easily a half-hour coffee break for me if I try to open one.

raincoaster

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> PS: this flash widget that you're using is atrocious. Plz link to a PDF instead.

Figaro

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> "social media marketing" isn't about FB pages or MS or whatever...its about data capture-- all your data. your publicly declared connections with people on the web and your behavioral data....don't like it? we all opted into it when we decided to join networks (nothing is free-- our personal data is the currency)

missspiritualtrampof1948

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> ps- "VIRAL MARKETING" is dead...any digital marketer that uses that term, i slap

missspiritualtrampof1948

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> @Rachel Marsden ....not "social media marketer" it should read "web marketer"...digital agencies haven't accepted yet the current iteration (and future of) the internet-- one that is portable, connected (read: "socialized")....so they treat "social media" as something other than what it is, which is simply the current state of the web

missspiritualtrampof1948

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> @Bornean: Yup.

It is good to know, however, that outside of and unlike VW, many see through that and don't take farcebook seriously. Kind of like toilet paper really. Well, somewhat. Different brands but you get whatever is the best value for your $0. You'll use it, but when a new brand comes out with less spam and more class and less puerile execs and less clunky interface, you jump to that brand. All of it gets flushed though.

Fidel on the Roof

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> Viral marketing on facebook. So it's a fad, trying to harbor fads.

Why don't we just use a damn pyramid as a logo for this place.

This is juvenile economics. What you get when your company is owned by a drop out.

Bornean

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> @Rachel Marsden: I'm thinking of doing some uninterrupted wanking. How about you come over and give me a hand?

Fake Jimbo Wales

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> @Rachel Marsden: It's data entry 2.0

Bornean

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> @Rachel Marsden: Only as long as guys are on the planet.

Blackjack

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> If there's indeed a Web 2.0 bubble, it will burst when the wanking ceases. Which may, in fact, never occur - because uninterrupted wankery is likely to continue ad infinitum.

Rachel Marsden

]]> <![CDATA[Facebook's "Guide to Viral Marketing," minus 7,433 words]]> "Social media marketer"? Pardon me but WTF kind of BS is that? Is that someone who makes FB, Twitter, myspace, Wikipedia, forum, etc, etc pages/identities for their clients? Personally, I'd give a 13 year old kid a few bucks to do it.

Rachel Marsden

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